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<1c7cc2f2.874137a2_at_usw-ex0101-005.remarq.com>,
anurag <aminochaNOamSPAM_at_unibiz.com.invalid>
wrote:
>Hi,
>I want to calculate the size of my indexes. Please help me out.
This level of detail isn't worth the trouble. If
you have time for it, or your DASD is so small
that you really need to do it, then something is
wrong.
Summarization may be of some use. Compare the sum of the bytes of all of the table segments to the sum of the bytes of all of the index segments. I was surprised to discover that my indexes occupied 140% of the space of my tables. When you're estimating space for a new database, knowing this ratio from a few other databases can be helpful.
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